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Period 1
Unit 1: Introduction
Characteristics of living things
: period 1
Levels of organization
: period 1
Systems of the body
: period 1
Homeostasis, positive and negative feedback:
period 1
Directional terms
: period 1
Body Cavities and
body planes
: period 1
Abdominopelvic Regions
: period 1
General terms
: period 1
Unit 2: Integumentary System
Epidermis, Dermis and Hypodermis
Epidermal cells
Layers of the Epidermis
Skin color
Hair
Glands
Unit 3: Skeletal System
Function of the skeletal sysytem
Bone types
Long bone
Bone cells
Compact vs. Spongy bone
Axial vs. Appendicular Skeleton
Unit 4: Muscular System
Muscle tissue types
Connective tissue in muscles
Anatomy of a skeletal muscle cell
How does a muscle contraction work?
Muscle function and naming terms
Unit 5: Nervous System
Meninges
Parts of the brain
Lobes of the brain
Anatomy of a neuron
Spinal reflex arc
Divisions of the nervous system
Action potential
Period 5
Unit 1: Introduction
Characteristics of living things
: period 5
Levels of organization:
period 5
Systems of the body
: period 5
Homeostasis, positive and negative feedback
: period 5
Directional terms
: period 5
Body Cavities and body planes
: period 5
Abdominopelvic Regions
: period 5
General terms
: period 5
Unit 2: Integumentary System
Epidermis, Dermis, and Hypodermis
Epidermal cells
Layers of the Epidermis
Skin color
Hair
Glands
Unit 3: Skeletal System
Function of the skeletal sysytem
Bone types
Long bone
Bone cells
Compact vs. Spongy bone
Axial vs. Appendicular Skeleton
Unit 4: Muscular System
Muscle tissue types
Connective tissue in muscles
Anatomy of a skeletal muscle cell
How does a muscle contraction work?
Muscle function and naming terms
Unit 5: Nervous System
Meninges
Parts of the brain
Lobes of the brain
Anatomy of a neuron
Spinal reflex arc
Divisions of the nervous system
Action potential
Period 6
Unit 1: Introduction
Characteristics of living things
: period 6
Levels of organization
: period 6
Systems of the body
: period 6
Homeostasis, positive and negative feedback:
period 6
Directional terms
: period 6
Body Cavities and body planes
: period 6
Abdominopelvic Regions
: period 6
General terms
: period 6
Unit 2: Integumentary System
Epidermis, Dermis, and Hypodermis
Epidermal cells
Layers of the Epidermis
Skin color
Hair
Glands
Unit 3: Skeletal System
Function of the skeletal sysytem
Bone types
Long bone
Bone cells
Compact vs. Spongy bone
Axial vs. Appendicular Skeleton
Unit 4: Muscular System
Muscle tissue types
Connective tissue in muscles
Anatomy of a skeletal muscle cell
How does a muscle contraction work?
Muscle function and naming terms
Unit 5: Nervous System
Meninges
Parts of the brain
Lobes of the brain
Anatomy of a neuron
Spinal reflex arc
Divisions of the nervous system
Action potential
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The Six Characteristics of
Living Things
Irritability: An organisms ability to detect and respond to external and internal stimuli. A stimulus is a change in the environment.
Ex. A human moving away from a hot stove after touching it.
Growth: Increase in size and/or number of cells. Can result from: an increase in the number of cells.
Ex. Humans grow in size due to cell increase in number.
Development: The changing of an organism as it matures.
Ex. A human liver developing where in a certain amount of time, the liver can take alcohol.
Reproduction: Ability to create new cells, asexual or sexual.
Ex. Humans reproduce their cells asexually and new humans sexually.
Movement: Can be movements of an organism's cells or the organelles.
Ex. Human lungs expand and contract while breathing.
Metabolism: The sum of all chemical reactions in an organism.
Ex. Human food consumption versus metabolic activity inside an organism.
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